The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28

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The following bills passed: House bill
No. ,--pTohi,;.in. thu sale OF liquor to the
inmates of the county poor houses. House
h' !, NJ" S1-Relains ,o the rights of mar
lied women. No opposition. House bill!
Protecting wayewurk.rS. Unanimous
vote.
House bill, No. 4, was lest. The re,,ric.
t;on on the Offices o; assessor and sheriff
The debate was animated and the bill was
defeated by majority of nine votes.
HELENA, January asa petition from
Meaher county was receive by the Coun.
Gil asking that concert dives be abolished
and prohibiting women and miners in all
drinking resorts.
Council joint resolution No. :, appro
printing $1,000 as Il reward tor the capture
OF Con Murphy, has been approved BY the
governor.
BILLS PASSED.
House joint memorial No. ,-Reducing
the Fort Buiord reservation.
Council bill No. 3--Amcndins the pro
bate practice act, giving administrators
precedence Of creditors.
Marshall introduced a resolution to in.
spect the Montana Law library. House
bill Is, BY Buskett. in relation to the regis.
tration OF voters. 1t is very comprehen.
sivc and complete. 1t is the Nevada law
amended to suit Montana. House bill IS,
by Page, amends the law relating to rail.
roads. Fifteen miles must BE- completed
with rolling stock each year, and posses
sion OF right Of way be equal to the length
OF road. House bill, No. g, by Mantle
Provides that RAILROAD corporations may
under one charter and organization build
branch roads and acquire stock Of others.
House hill No. 80, by kanousc--Prohibi,s
than two miles long. The roads must bx.
left open Tor stock, justices Of the peace to
hav. jurisdiction and Judgment to carry
costs and open railways.
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devoted mainly to the hearing reports OF
committees.
The follow in. b:',. were in.roduccd:--
Council bill No. IS, by ell--Pro
vides tina, the a>s>s>>or shall receive rs fees
one mill on the first million dollars, as
scssed valnc; one half mill on the second
million, and one eight, mill on all in ex
cess Of two million dollars Council hi!
No, 50, by llundlcy-Pcrmits criminal
pleading in lorna paupcris to have coun
sci appointed By tn: court when !riel b,
probate judges Or Justices OF the peace will
ices ,hc same as in the district court
V Coanci! bill No. 20, by Fullcrton~~pcrmit,
the transfer o.. the poor fund To other fund
:. when the county has Il poor house an<
appurtenances complete, and prohibits an,
transfer Of the school fund.
House bill No. h--Rcpcaling the "ga;
law, with subs:itute, taken up in ths con,
> nittee OF the whole. The substitute va
adopted which makes violation a misde
meanor instead OF Il felony, and repeal
l sections ,ol and ,c,. The discussion wa
= lively and some good speeches Were mad.
Blake desired to so on record as utterl
opposed to the law as it stands on the sta,
ute books, and claimed that it is class legis
v lation and a menace to mipers. Armstrong
> could not see that it was elias, Legislation
Anderson was opposed to the law which h
u said should be repealed. Marshall mad
a speech opposing the repeal Of the law.
NOTICES.
Blown, amending the fence law.
Blake, concerning trustees Of religion
= corporations, also, establishing a tcrr;tori;
y board OF education; ais, to build tcrrito'
$ ial pcnitentiary: slso relating to licer
= SEES.
Prior to the adjournment oi the counc
: the members were photographed in
body.
In the house the discussion Of the: va
- law still continues.
!. The Gambling Bill.